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I already have (before GPT 3 or 4) a plug in for Zoom which summarizes zoom calls, makes transcripts, and does all sorts of other things I don't care about (e.g
by gumby 4y ago
I already have (before GPT 3 or 4) a plug in for Zoom which summarizes zoom calls, makes transcripts, and does all sorts of other things I don't care about (e.g. tries to gauge engagement and sentiment). It's pretty handy.
Of course like everything these days it's a cloud silo: the transcripts, videos etc are in their cloud. There's no way to have them simply posted to slack channels so they can be found later in searches etc.
The economic models and thinking of 2023 are seemingly still stuck in the PC era rather than being focused on the needs of the customer.
- mostlysimilar 4y agoWhat do you mean by the “PC” era? At least with PCs as the dominant computing platform we had files and programs separate from each other. Smartphones began the trend of app-bound data.
- gumby 4y agoThe PC era was marked by app-specific file formats and little interchange. To me, when the PC was released it was a shock as I already used to (somewhat) interchangeable file formats on the networked machines we used back then. By the late 90s there were some interchangable formats for photos and audio at least, though often you still had to install plug ins, drivers, codecs etc for various proprietary formats especially video. Basically a silo situation as bad as today.